**Justin Fields to Start Again as Wilson Approaches Return for Steelers**

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has confirmed that Justin Fields will continue to start as quarterback for at least one more game. This decision comes ahead of the team's matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

Although Russell Wilson had a productive week in practice, he is anticipated to serve as the No. 2 quarterback for the upcoming game. “He's proven his health, now it's just a matter of knocking the rust off," Tomlin stated, as reported by Mike DeFabo of The Athletic. Despite Wilson’s progress, Tomlin highlighted the distinction between regaining health and shedding rust. "I thought he had a good week, displaying his health, ability to protect himself. And now it's just the process of getting re-acclimated to the ball," Tomlin added.

Wilson, who has been sidelined due to a calf injury for the first five weeks of the season, resumed full practice recently. Prior to this, he participated only as an emergency third quarterback. Although he is expected to be active against Las Vegas, his practice reps have mainly occurred with the scout team.

Justin Fields, the current starting quarterback, has shown strong performance over five games. He boasts a 67.6 percent completion rate, amassing 961 passing yards, five touchdowns, and one interception. Additionally, Fields has rushed for 172 yards and scored three touchdowns on the ground.

Pittsburgh's full injury report, which will provide more details about player statuses for Sunday’s game, is set to be released later on Friday.